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Guaranteed Human.

Let's talk about the weaponization of government,

and we're going to get to Mike Ben's and Hans Monkey in just a few moments.

But I just wanted to touch on something something that there are degrees of crimes,

right? You would understand that. You agree with that. Some crimes, you know, if I go shoplift

the butterfinger, that's bad. You should never do that. Don't steal. But that's also not murder,

is it? Of course, there are degrees. In my opinion, the worst crime that can possibly be committed,

worse than murder, is using your position of government power against your enemies for selfish reasons.

There has to be strict rules against that in any society to keep society from tearing itself apart.

Because there is, as the old Spider-Man line goes, that there's so much responsibility that comes with that level of power.

If I hate my political enemies, hate my political opponents, okay, I can tell you about it on television, on the radio, I could put something up about it on social media, I could go out and have rallies and donate to political campaigns, but not at that's the end of the world, that's my right as a free citizen. But if I take over as Attorney General of the United States of America,

as FBI director, and I start trying to use words, use terms to manipulate the public

into justifying me using the legal apparatus of the country

against my political opponents,

that then becomes the most severe crime

in the history of the United States.

It's worse than serial killers.

That's how bad that crime is

because it's a crime that can

and will end the nation if it's not addressed.

You remember all that white supremacy talk, don't you?

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